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2—The Goose Creek Daily Sufi, Wednesday, January 7,1948 ^|| NABOR
President Denies
Leading Toward War
By Oiln Millet
T
(Continued-from Png* I) where all nations, large and small
"the United States is vigorously alike, may live free from the fear
following potietrs oestgned tn'Of uggrrtiHimt
achieve a peaceful and prosperous "This leads to peace—not war.
world... • .* ,. “Above- all else we are striving
, "We are following a sound,-ton- to achieve, a concord among the'
struetive and ‘practical course in peoples of the world based upon
.carrying Out our determination to the dignity of the indiyidual and
achieve peace. . the tBCQthefhnod ofr-mah.-.--.— xt- *
"Thia toads to peace not war. ..This leads to poace not war.”
“We are building toward a world The president Outlined the pres-
’■ ent policies of-his administration
in foreign affairs and those he
folBwv - • .
french Plane
Crash Kills
Americans,
Sometimes—» "
teller lies be-
oui e K*
knows if he • (Continued from rage l)
♦old the truth
folks would
think he wes_
lying.
Steel Unavailable Kiwanis Officers
For Marshall Plan To Be Installed
Declares Report
Mont Belvfeu Personals
Visiting in the home of Mr.‘and .today’he** 1
Mrs. Willis Henry and son during re-election' front th*
11 .,------------—fifth dlatrlct.
the hotidays wert •'Mt. and Mrs.
VV, E? Coon and family of Jngle-
(Continued from Page 1)
Retiring officers are Bragg Cal- of Dayton, Mr. and Mrs. M. H.
laway, president; Fahy Godfrey Barrow of Cedar Bayou and Carl
Enoch R. L. Vanderventer, Rutter,’ returned fromavisitwithrelatives
Minter, Wilson and Paul Holliday. in ?rV’f Jenson
“We're expecting to start out the _Mr. and Mrs. J. Jem»n,
Cedar Bayou Five
Aid Plan Risk
Is Acknowledged
i ( ont inur'd from Page I)
.French crewmen,'two English pas- as represented by the state de- 8vice presi- and Hill Smith of near ,M.pnt Bel-
ns^’Ss.ssrES t«»<
a Bole.- failed to "strictly” administer ex-
Airport officials said the plane, port controls-on steel in relation
&&££$&HSSf SStss
lift so it could ‘ land, *'■ 5.- Recommended an investigation mlnding all members to be sure
The plane finally attempted a by th» Federal Trade commission and be lhera,
landing but touched its wheels to on withdrawal■» - ' V -
the ground in a soft plowed field from established distribution chan- — _ ,, w .
^ -; j*s“«rSf“'j:t B8pli$l Talks Based
Canada Oil BOOllS Of Bible
are not controlled and that no rec-
1 se-
_ --a -____-r—- oraft was tornupart by the.crash, ductiort
the 15 volumes. After stating that scattering wreckage over the field. “*«»•
even the United States estimates Fire broke out but was extinguish- ®- Said steel exports to
of, commodity requirements for ^ by fjre trucks from U Bourget.
Mr. and Mrs- Jack Casey and
son, Miller Lee, visited Mrs. Casey’s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. -A.—Fr-
* Isaacks In Humble duringjhc holi-
*^Mr. and Mr?. R. A. Kuehu have
returned from a vacation trip to
LaPryor and San Antonio.
Mrs. Miller
Wprini.
TODAY Thru THQb
NO. 1—\ 1
HUMPHREY j
I.IZABKTlJj,
“DEAD RECKON!]
NO. 2--
“TRAIL OF THrl
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Livingston iive 41*22 in ji District
26-A basketball game last night.
-r Russell dwea. led, the seoripg;..... .
"' JWiade for Uie. Bears with 10 (f Qufjmjpd front Page X)
P®.lnts- _ "™r”T:~"r.. . . 3JLfflXL bushels September
With Speculators
considered a
^alF’fctfrromy.
said:
-—-^'Detailed and^igidvjitennmgiof
. . . peaeetimc..ecQnanuc .activity i will
not accomplish ..the objective of
, _ - economic recovery. Given adequate
"nU ..................1 iniilntiwA
Truman Tax Cut
Plan Explained
Mr.^ end Mrs. Jr*.jB*
fsaKIsE £ £53 bb £ aw
termine if Canada was re-export- on the book of Phtlippians.
. ■ m _________:____ rw n<iooott nrnoi/lnnt rtf 11
New Year’s day In the home
SSL^'^Sj*. dContinued’from Page 1)
the inquiry, has promised to toll T ^port emphasized that its tom.” which means the taxpayer!
round -of the gakin- '«« "realism.” Despite scar- at present -subtracts, $500 for him-
ing ateel-min. producU she receives student;^>Uen
from- this “ routing
as Baptist convention, win discuss . _ .
r^x*T„
. ””1 “ lruman ASKS ,a* *
— "Sts Of rthe^coneolation bracket
the most
Exemptions come out at the “bot-
day.
In the opening
. Orange tourney, the.
(Continued from Pago 1L
time from 40" to 75 cents an hour.
, ■ Orange tourney, the- Bears were- ■ulminhtntinn .mnredletahle weather, and self and each dependent, before he
’ MHUllted tty - about recumption of computes his tax.
I.. laliArfaiMj MAbA-.....i—P. * normal" trade patterns, especially Truman credit would come out
- Tomorrow the Bears will play mouitj marKiis. ;r „ with eastern Europe and Soviet at the "top,” after the tax is flg-
a postponed district tilt in Liberty, ‘_____ , •Russia, it predicted;. ured ouL- - ■. • .v-
Friday the Bears will, go after , .. ■ “if the American people join in Knutson goes after tax redte-
thetr second conference win at STATE HAS I5X M1U,10> working for the success of such a tions from the bottom. His bill first
have returned* from Eustace whrre
The meetings are held at 10:15 they visited relatives during the
Reduction For m^w. c. uj^od
IIVUUvlIVII I VI nn service is held here. - and have returned from Blgn-
Tlje president set up five major ^oflhe MnfMe^^tteiidtoM "o. D. Borrow is^ccoverinV'from
goals for congress to help him at- . Krowing at each meeting, Rev. an appendectomy he underwent
tai nor approach in this presldcn- * n The ptiblic Is invited the
"The Bride Were)
BARBARA nr Aim
ROBERT CLf""
AlfcwtPBKKER • Catfc.
"COCKATfKis fob 1
SAVE FOOD
There's Noth
Wicked Than>
'1: Secure ithe essential human
to a
ttend.'
past-week,
J. Justin Jenson
of Mont Beli
our hui 800 Are Endangered
Aboard Helpless Ship
cl to Cleveland to meet Livingston with $15S’^®46t^„ro^s report section of the program was prob- taxes, saving them about *2,000,000,-
that starts at 9 _ _ showed today. n«eftmrts of the In addition, he proposes special 5- Achieve world peach based on
elderiy persons, principles- of freedom, justice and HONOLULU,: Jan. 7. (UK—A Rus- —.....
These would free another 1,400,- equality for all nations. - sian motorship with 800 passengers turned from Orchard where.‘she
000 from taxes, at a cost to the . “* ““
Sh: mi Tt&rrrzssrtsrm
I
-7/^ (^jCHtifiany of. @Awiactt\ ~
-IF YOU CAN’T SAVE TO BUY INSURANCE
BUY INSURANCE TO SAVE
ministration would send Europe.The
"Unfortunately,” the analysis 000
vieiv-R.-4L- Ritey-of Aaahuae and
H. L. Wheat of Winnie leave Tues-
day for Austin to attend the school
administrator s conference the fol-
lowing two days. <
Miss Marie Courscy spent the
holidays In Coleman.
Miss Betty Chiyichere has
GULF COAST AGENCY
—^^constitutes'.about one fourth.Of the
$17,000,006,000 in supplies' the ad- exemptions for
.J *— -------- _ m*—*v V —* ••»«*»-. y sian motorsnip wuri ow paa^ti^to LU1I1CU nwn -wivfM»i
Urging prompt congre^siona^,^ radioed an SOS today that she wgus spent the holidays.
achk^faSnst Ttockg^und of tolThTould” ut'toes by 7to?ai to be'the a scientitf dwIa^Sd miS
of $5,600,000,000, Compared to Mr. serted that-this nation's policy of M. g. Dvina. It sent a diatr
118 N. Ashbel
. _.. _ * Representatives
.__C. F. Gaiennie, J. P. Kejler, W. W. Gardner,..
L A. Milnqg, L G. Calk, W. W. Brawn, Mike Franssen
•'See Me Before You Die,” Ma:
Phone 258
world food supply so critically
short-tjiat millions of people in lrumans
sups «.
=?j^jr%JL“sr*Js >»»r« ««* *"i *»«»” I*- 357.
distress slg-
_____ ________ _ pom the har-
bormaster at Hakodate, Japan. The
six months. Mars, obviously, as a
$3,2Qp,000,000^cut Other ^|ping ,,jea^ra^eftct[de^ra^ nal Requesting" help from the har- potential weekend resort, hi out.
anager.
months diets reduced even below
the levels existing last summer
“t “as? sn& 1401—
mitting couples to split their taxes, spokesmen that his administration
This latter would in effect ex- was ^warmongering. The goal
"Pood ,s basic to production and te^he^r^nrf«S^ U S. foreign "policy", the president
adequate food supplies are an es- by coup]cs jn the 12 (.ommunity asserted, is "a peaceful and pros- ?9„do7Hokkaido ?
sentfiri-foundation step to Euf0; . nronertv states to all states. Trea- perous world." land of Ho**^ . •
>m Hakodate,
rhe ship was being tossed by
in the Pacific ocean
is-
H0ME OFFICE FORT WORTH
operty states to all states. Trea*
peaft economic recovery . . . bur 11
will take three or four years
relatively favorable conditions: be ____________________________
fore adequate food supplies for ef- $700,000,000 to $900,000,000 yearly. an early program of aid for China,
ficient-work-and satisfactory living The Truman plan would give the and said the. United States would
*,ut * j “ sury Pof f iclab,0 wtm ^'re” not ^adverse " mT f7uman pledged US. eco- Ja^nlT4in/ AftS
‘rs,of to tax splitting, have estimated nornic cooperation with the rest of s^t "*s breaking up in
that it would cost the treasury from this hemisphere, promised congress of Tokyo.
ean be achieved.4
“WEU,
PING TO DO. TOM
LIKES GOOD HEARTY
MEALS IN COLD
I THINK MOST
MEN DO. A GOOD
HOTIAEAL GIVES
A PERSON A UR-
AFTER A DAY AT
W0RK‘ EH
AND PLANNING MEALS
IS A REAL JOY WHEN
YOU SHOP AT
KfllEY^IOODtfOte
IDO ALL MY BUYING
An SOS said the crew of SO had
taken to the lifeboats.
' JQsr ffi S..-.dostjrQ¥fif Henderson.
aid of the ICaiyo, according to a
dispatch from Yokosuka in central
Japan. .
There was no mention of whether
a ship had been sent to the aid of
the Russian vessel,
best break to large families, which continue "full support to the Uni-
• would- stand to gam niore^ than ted-'Nations,'* ..... -JL-,
oaKi'iLCT -iZL&S^tssrs
President Truman has argued Turkish integrity and promised to
that federal, revenues must be kept keep on trying to reach peace set-
at present levels in order to meet tlements, thus far blocked by Rus-
foreign recovery program needs sia, for Germany, Austria, Japan
and to pay off the national debt, and Korea.
which now* stands at $258,000,000,- The president again . expressed
000, disapproval of the Taft-Hartley la-
in order to make UP f6r l-he $3 ' bor contro1 uct but said ,K‘ would
200,000,000 in revenue. that would enforce it so long as. it remained
be lost through his tax credits, Mr. on the books. ’ ,
Truman would ..increase incomes In addition to his new request
taxes on corporations by the same for a higher miniittum wage, Mr. „
amount. ' Truman appealed again for limited WASHINGTON. Jart, 7. ~%K -
His message did not mention a rationing and price-wage controls The
i . specific figure, but tax experts to fight inflation, universal tram- ration today suggested a tariff of
‘ said the present tax of 38 per cent ing for American youth, a long- possibly four cents a pound on
on corporations earning more than, range housing program, and a na- refined tin
Tin Import Tariff
Needed Says Report
an, range housing program, and a na- imports of refined tin to insure
$50,006 annually might have to go tional health insurance program. continued tin production in the
v.t.u ... «------. ----Be The kicker, saved until last in United States.
up as high as 50 per cent to mal
1 up the difference.
Specials For Wednesday, Thurs, Friday And Saturday
Sugar Cured Breakfast’
BACON ByThibpiece 69c
Sliced Fre#. -
Pork Neck
BONES » 29c
Pork Shoulder
ROAST 49c
PORK LIVER u. 35c
Sour, Juick
LEMONS . — 29c
Large, Fresh , ' .. '...i.
Cocoanuts 2 F=r 35c
Rutabagas 2 Lb, 9c
CABBAGE 2 a. 9c
LtGFJfT CRUST - ■
FLOUR lilkiiI89c;
COUNTRY MADE RIBBON CANE-
SYRUP 't.e.tte'I
UNCLE-WILLIAMS
PTSUP’*o«-«16c
pGAR 5 Lb. Bug 45c
Beware Coughs
from common colds
trouble, to hel
germ laden phlegm, and aid nature
to soothe and heal raw, tendter. In-
flamed bronchial mucous mem-
branes. Tell your druggist to sell you
.a bottle of Creomulsion With the un-
derstanding you must like the way it
quickly allays the cough or you are
to have your money back.
CREOMULSION
for Coughs.Chest Colds, B ronchiHs
the long message, was income tax Half of the country's tin supply
reduction for all and complete ex* da-now produced in the corpora*
emptlon for many millions. The tion’s waf-built smelting plant in
10,000,000 individuals who would be Texas City, Tex., which araeHS im-
felieved of taxes altogether repre- ported ore.
sent about one fifth of all persons ■ In a report to congress on the
who annually have been making operation of the plant, Chairman
returns under high wartime tax John D. Goodloe said private In-
rates. It ;p«s the only, surprise, dustry cannot continue it without
package in. Mr, Truman’s message government help. He favored a pro-1
That Hang On .................
Ifc"'gRhough political realists had been tective tariff. He estimated that
e^SSrioosea"'and•' ®<®Lfde«t he would in some way |0ur-cent-a-pound tariff might ,co
jght cost
year for
Green Is Opposed
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I Cains
No. 2
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COFFEE
35c
ADOLPHUS LONG GRAIN
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CAN
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HUNTS FANCY
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SWEET PICKING
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PEAS 2No2Cms29c
FOLGERS
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Matches c:Lt 29c
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Apricots 2^;* 35c STARCH lb 10c
"RICH SUDSING
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LAUNDERETTE!
counter Republican income tax cut about $6,700,666 more
maneuvers in an election year, tin,* '
.'“It-is estimated," Mr. Truman
said, “that such a tax credit would
reduce the federal revenue by $3,-
200,000,009: This reduction should
be made up by increasing the tax T. U.—. Uf.H...
on corporate profits in an amount IU ncllrj TTulluvC
! that Wtfflproduce this sum- with • ,
I appropriate adjustment for small WASHINGTON, Jan. 7. (U.R)—ApL
colorations.” ,.*< • "P|esident William Green today
lined up with other labor leaders
opposed to Henry A, Wallace as an
independent candidate for presi-
dent. . ■ •-
- !4bn-“Sgalnst him," Green an-
nounced. ‘'Creation of a third par-
ty is a great political^ mistake a«d
labor generally will be opposed to
Wallace.” .
Walter. #, Reuthgry gfeatdent pi
the Uhited Auto Workers (CIO),
Md' Jack'- KfoU. director’ of Ufe
0.0 politicaLactidh committee, ate
aritong other labor ieadjers to come'
OUfgptBSt- WbilSBe.- ^
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Ui. Warns Slavs
On Greek Rebels
WASHINGTON, Jan. 7. (UK -The
United States has warned Bul-
garla and Yufoslavta-that
nitioh of the new Greek rebel gov-
ernment “would be-"dearly con-
trary to the principles of the Uni-
ted Nations charter,” the state de-
partment announced today.
Bulgaria and Yugoslavia, are
which
Soviet satellite countries
border on Greece.
The warnings followed a stern-
ly-worded statement issued by Act-
ing Secretary of State Robert A.
Lovett oif December 30. He said
then that recognition of the rebel
government "would have serious
implications."
PRISONER SOUGHT
ANGLETON, Jan. 7; tttPJ- Retrieve
prison farm officials’were leading
a search today for a 54-year*old
convict who escaped by ridthg
away on a mule yesterday. The
convict Is Harvey Humphrey, serv-
-— thg a 12-yoar term for burglary
frdm. Washington county. Humph-
ry was t.he second convict to es-
cape within a w.eek by riding away
on a mule. '
Houston as a member of the state
board of education was accepted - t
today by Gov. -Beauforrt H. Jester,
wjio appointed R. B. Cousins, Jr.,
to the post for a term io expire
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January 1, 1953,
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